Dickey Betts, guitarist, singer and co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band, dies at 80 | Culture
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The musician Dickey Betts, guitarist, singer and co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band, died this Thursday at the age of 80. This was confirmed by his family a statement. His representative, David Spero, said he was suffering from cancer and chronic lung disease. He was hospitalized in 2018 for a brain injury after falling in […]
Genna from Castellón releases her first single “El pacte”
Sota el nom artístic Genna s’hi amaga la periodista i cantant Georgina Arnau que aquest dijous 18 d’abril presenta el seu primer single ‘El pacte‘, amb un videoclip rodat entre les platges de la Rubina i de l’Almadrava i la carretera que uneix Roses i Cadaqués. Arnau, que ja ha actuat a l’Acústica i a la Sala Razzmatazz, llança una […]
“The Last Days of Robert Johnson” by Frantz Duchazeau, the soul of the blues in black ink
Published by Sarbacane, Frantz Duchazeau adapts the myth of Robert Johnson in a great black and white comic. It’s about the last days of this blues legend, who, even 86 years after his death, still brings his talent as a musician to life. Robert Johnson is a legend of black American music, a legend of […]
“And, Flower Again” by Kiyémis, the fate of a light hunter
The poet and blogger Kiyémis publishes her first novel “Et, reflourir” with Philippe Rey Editions. A novel that honors his grandmother’s personal story and traces the fate of a woman, an everyday heroine who, despite all obstacles, is determined to make her dreams come true. We knew Kiyémis, bloggers, speakers, poets. Here she is now […]
The Olympics of Literature: a little-known story
D-100 before the start of the Olympic Games in Paris! Did you know that the Olympic Games from 1912 to 1948 included art and literary events? Inspired by antiquity, Pierre de Coubertin felt it was important to connect writers and artists with his new sports religion. A look back at a little-known episode of the […]
“Inferno”, the new engaging song by rapper Djanii Alfa
A week dedicated to Afro music news, featuring Arden P, Naza, Kaysha and Ken FS, among others. In the gold sequence, a cult song from 1979 with the group Chic, Franky Vincent and his 1990 hit Passion fruit and dancehall with Sizzla. To view the clips, click on the song titles: Lil Jay Bingerack feat. […]
Palestinian artists call for peace in their songs
Special program dedicated to the Palestinian music scene, whether the artists live in Gaza, the West Bank or in exile. This program is the first in a two-part series dedicated to artists who use their music to call for peace. The next edition will spotlight Israeli artists who combine their talents with Palestinian and Arab-Israeli […]
“Borgo”, in Corsican style
Borgo*** by Stephane Demoustier French film, 1h57 Two organized crime figures have just been shot dead at Bastia Airport in broad daylight. The local commissioner and his deputy immediately went to the scene and initiated initial investigations. But in the end, solving this crime, which is very similar to another reckoning between rival clans, seems […]
A symbolic industrial landscape | From the shooter to the city | Culture
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There is no visible thermal power plant. Although a building marks it, it is the impact of the facility – the distribution of heating water produced with renewable energy – that redraws cities. Among the streets of Palencia, the company DH Ecoenergías It circulates water heated with forest biomass and other alternative energy sources to […]
“80 Words from Cambodia” by Jean-Baptiste Phou: a poetic journey
On the occasion of the Khmer New Year, De Vive(s) Voix meets Jean-Baptiste Phou and his 80 words from Cambodia…A work that, with selected words that often refer to his own history, proves the author’s special connection to this language, this country and its inhabitants. With Jean Baptiste Phou, French-Cambodian author and actor. His book […]